Top view of Daewoo "microATX" motherboard. CPU under dead cooling fan in lower left; single memory card in lower right; Mini-PCI 3com ether+winmodem in upper right (needs at least 2.2.18 kernel for the ethernet part.)
Power regulator (note that the power supply is an external laptop-style unit, which makes this possibly interesting as a car- or boat-installed machine.
Inner shell with CDROM and hard drive at top, speakers inside lower front.
Rear of inner shell, with system-cooling fan.
Rear view of connectors and lower case with motherboard exposed.
Connector harness for power switch and front LEDs (not keyed, but is actually documented in the user's manual)
Closer view of connector harness showing the "polarity" label key.
Top view of motherboard again.
Closer view of various telecom certs for modem half of minipci card.
Closeup of Pentium III (which remains flaky after fan replacement, so is likely permanently damaged.)
Closeup of 128M RAM module.
Closeup of other chips and connectors.
Reassembled as far as the front shell (seen from rear.)
Reassembled as far as the front shell (seen from front.)
Upper-half side panel installed, with lower half (and far side) panels visible for reference. Few screws, obvious assembly.
All side panels installed.
Rear panel reinstalled (only took 2 more screws.)
CAUTION!!! OPENING RISKS. (Aren't you glad you knew that?) Also shows the "handle" (which really does appear to be sufficiently fastened from the inside to support the machine.)